Clay Walls narrates the story of a Korean immigrant family from about 1920 to 1946 and their struggle to find a place in American society. The novel develops chronologically and is divided into three sections. The first two are narrated… Read More ›
Asian American Fiction
Analysis of Peter Bacho’s Cebu
Peter Bacho was born in Seattle in 1950, the son of immigrants from Cebu, the Philippines. His first novel, Cebu, won the 1992 American Book Award. Cebu is a quintessentially Filipino-American novel that explores culture clash, family history, identity, and… Read More ›